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KCET is giving away five pairs of tickets to see Native Voices at the Autry’s newest play, "Fairly Traceable." The tickets include admission to the Autry to see the exhibition, “California Continued.”
Viewers of FNX (First Nations Experience), KVCR and KVIE can tune in to watch "Tending the Wild" at the following days and times:FNXApril 20, 2017 - 9:00…
Evening in the Owens Valley, California | Image: Albert Bierstadt
Here's one answer to LA's "emergency" record snowmelt: give Native people access to their lands.
Salmon jumping at the Ballard Locks, Washington | Photo: Ingrid Taylar, some rights reserved
"Our tradition says that if we don’t catch salmon, they’ll stop coming back.”
Smoke from a 2013 controlled burn | Photo: Mob Mob, some rights reserved
If you smell something burning this week as you visit Sequoia National Park, that might just be two centuries of cultural misunderstanding going up in smoke.
Mabel McKay
Traditional Environmental Knowledge includes education and activism. Mabel McKay embodied both.
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One of California's most common freshwater wetland plants was — and is — one of its most useful resources.
Barbara Drake holding sage
Activist cooks are working to "reindigenize" California by promoting native food plants. 
Pinyon pine cones roasting
"If you want to wreck a culture, hit it in the kitchen."
planting white sage
This popular plant is a cinch to grow.
Tents and tipis at Standing Rock
Thanksgiving has long been criticized as a whitewashed holiday that erases Native people. With Standing Rock, those criticisms become more pressing.
chia blossom
It's easy to cultivate this versatile Native food and medicine plant.
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